Step 1: Diagnosis and dental treatment planning

During the first visit, a full oral examination will be performed by an implant dental specialist, including X-rays and a 3D CT scan for dental treatment planning. The dentist will evaluate factors such as bone density, nerve positions, sinus positions, and more. At this stage, the patient will be informed about the treatment plan and the required number of implant units.

Step 2: Implant installation and taking digital impression

A dentist will place the implant units as planned. For cases involving severe abfraction, abrasion, or loose teeth, all teeth may be removed and replaced with full-mouth implants using the immediate loading implant technique, which can be completed on the same day. Once the implant surgery is complete, the dentist will take an impression or scan your teeth for denture fabrication, which will beinserted during the next visit.

*In cases of insufficient bone or bone loss, bone grafting may be required.

Step 3: Placement of nanoceramic bridges within just 24 hours after implant installation

After dental implant surgery, the dentist will attach a fixed nanoceramic bridge (single full-arch bridge) within a day, depending on the case. These bridges are designed to closely mimic the natural appearance of teeth in both material and color.

Step 4: Final restoration with the placement of a 3 on 6 ceramic bridge (three separate bridge)

A follow-up appointment is scheduled within six months to evaluate gum health and ensure there are no abnormalities before fitting the permanent bridges. Once the healing process is complete, custom-designed 3 on6 ceramic or zirconia bridges (three separate bridges) are permanently attached, fully restoring functionality and aesthetics.